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How about if we put it in layman's terms: the man who is likely going to be President Hillary Clinton's chief of staff is being paid by the Russian government t
by leroy_masochist 11y ago
How about if we put it in layman's terms: the man who is likely going to be President Hillary Clinton's chief of staff is being paid by the Russian government to lobby on behalf of the (nominally private) bank used most of the Russian intelligence services' operations abroad.
That doesn't bother you?
- salgernon 11y agoWell, maybe he won't be now? I don't see this as a reflection on Clinton at all.
- stonemetal 11y agoBy itself it isn't that big a deal but considering the .5 million she was paid to give speeches to Russian investment firms, or the 2.35 million she received from a Uranium mining company that she helped sell to Russia. It is starting to be a pattern of behavior.
- erikpukinskis 11y agoOf what? Being involved with Russia? Is that bad?